Air traffic schedule for winter season approved for Georgian airports
All three international airports of Georgia, located in the capital city of Tbilisi, Black Sea resort city of Batumi and western city of Kutaisi, will have a busy flight schedule this winter season. Photo: Nino Alavidze/agenda.ge
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Forty-one airline companies will carry out flights between Georgia and 61 destinations in 31 countries during the winter season, the Georgian civil aviation agency announced on Wednesday after officially approving the schedule for the period.
Set to run between October 25 and March 25, the season will see an average of 390 flights per week, the agency noted, adding it continued to accept applications from airlines for “additional regular and seasonal multiple charter flights".
All three international airports of Georgia, located in the capital city of Tbilisi, Black Sea resort city of Batumi and western city of Kutaisi, will have a busy flight schedule this winter season, distributed as follows:
Tbilisi airport:
- Georgian Airways - Amsterdam, Vienna, Tel Aviv, Paris
- Israir, Arkia, El Al - Tel Aviv
- Air France - Paris
- Air Arabia Abu Dhab - Abu Dhabi
- AEGEAN - Athens
- Air Astana - Almaty
- Jordan Aviation - Amman
- Pegasus - Ankara, Antalya
- SCAT Airline - Aktau
- Buta Airways - Baku
- Thai AirAsia X - Bangkok
- Gulf Air - Bahrain
- Eurowings - Düsseldorf
- FlyDubai - Dubai
- Qatar Airways - Doha
- Armenia; Flyone Armenia; FlyArna - Yerevan
- LOT Polish Airlines - Warsaw
- Zagros Airlines; Varesh Airlines; Qeshm Airlines; ATA Airlines - Tehran
- Air Moldova - Chișinău
- Belavia - Minsk
- Lufthansa - Munich
- Flynas - Riyadh
- AirBaltic - Riga
- Turkish Airlines, Pegasus, Anadoluje - Istanbul
- Uzbekistan Airways - Tashkent
- Condor - Frankfurt
- Jazeera Airways; Kuwait Airways - Kuwait
- Air Arabia - Sharjah
- Air Cairo - Sharm El-Sheik
- Flynas - Jeddah
Batumi airport:
- Israir, Arkia, El Al - Tel Aviv
- Belavia - Minsk
- Turkish Airlines; Pegasus - Istanbul
As for Kutaisi airport, Hungarian airline company Wizz Air will carry flights to and from Abu Dhabi, Athenes, Atyrau, Aktau, Astana, Barcelona, Berlin, Budapest, Gdańsk, Dortmund, Warsaw, Vilnius, Vienna, Wrocław, Katowice, Kraków, Larnaca, Milan, Minsk, Memmingen, Paris, Prague, Riga, Rome, Thessaloniki and Tallinn.
Georgian deputy economy minister Mariam Kvrivishvili on Tuesday announced the country’s authorities had started talks with easyJet airline for resuming direct flights between London and Tbilisi.
TAV Georgia, the company operating Tbilisi and Batumi airports in the capital and the Black Sea city, on Friday said passenger traffic had increased at both venues compared to 2021.
The number of international traveller visits to Georgia recovered by 63.7 percent in October compared to the same month of the pre-pandemic 2019, the Georgian national tourism administration said on Thursday.
Georgia has received $258 million from international tourist visits in May 2022, which is 250.4 percent more compared to the same month of last year, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Friday.
Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air will add new routes from Georgia’s western Kutaisi International Airport to five European cities starting in June, the United Airports of Georgia announced on Tuesday.